The ending of the film is that it was all the architect's nightmare. British film critic Denise Powell spoke highly of the film, pointing out that "a lot of the material in the film was written specifically for the film. It has a picture treatment that is rare in Britain and any other country"; "the whole film ends in one In a sense of insecurity that beautifully reflects the real horrors of the supernatural. There is no full explanation here, only a sense of irrational and undeserved horror of mystery."
Dead of Night evaluation action
2022-06-27 11:08
Extended Reading
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Ines 2022-06-27 11:09:28
[8.1] The segmented plot, it seems that each story is independent, but in fact they are all related to each other. In the end, all the stories are strung together, plus an infinite loop ending, which is really amazing. . The point is this is a 1945 film. . Now we are all playing with the rest? The story of the doll at the end is the best, and the story of the mirror is the stupidest. .
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Kole 2022-06-27 10:57:14
The horror story of "Yin and Yang Demon Realm" is nested in five combos, and all of them are killed.
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[Talking about the mirror:]
Peter Cortland: But in a queer sort of way, it fascinates me. I feel as though that room, the one in the mirror, were trying to... to claim me. To draw me into it. It almost becomes the real room, and my own bedroom imaginary.
[He takes a drag off his cigarette with a shaking hand]
Peter Cortland: And I know that there's something waiting for me on the other side of the mirror. Something evil. Monstrously evil. And if I cross that dividing line, something awful will happen.
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[Golf buddies Larry and George, in a pub, are arguing over the beautiful Mary, whom they both desire, and who likes both of them. Mary sits crowded between them, yet they act as though she isn't there. All three look depressed, their chins slumped into their hands]
Larry Potter: I wish you were dead, old man.
George Parratt: It'd be just as good if you were.
Larry Potter: George! I've got it!
George Parratt: What?
Larry Potter: We'll play for her!
George Parratt: Tomorrow morning. Eighteen holes!
Larry Potter: Match play!
George Parratt: The loser to vanish from the scene.
Larry Potter: Forever.
George Parratt: Put it there, then.
[They shake hands]
Mary: Of course! Why didn't we think of it sooner!